July 10, 2025; Bronx, New York, USA; Seattle Meriners launched Picors Brian Wu (22) against New York Yankis during the first innings at the Yenky Stadium. Compulsory Credit: Brad Penner-Imagon Picture Anthony Wolpe scored a tiebracing run on a base-loaded sacrifice fly by Aaron Judge in the 10th innings and hosts New York Yankies on Thursday night to rally by rally to win 6-5 over Seattle Meriners after Bryan Wu hit the hit.
After a walk by Trent Grisham against Gab Spear (2–1), the judge picked up a fly ball for the center field and Volpe scored when Julio was away from the throw target of Rodriguez.
Seattle took a five-run lead when Matt Brash allowed a two-run homer to quip the hitter Giancarlo Stanton in the eighth and Andress Munose surrendered the two-stone single for the two outs and the ninth-loaded locations to Austin Wales.
It was the sixth of Munoz in 27 occasions this season.
Prior to the judge’s game-winner, Wu took a no-hitter in the eighth innings and gave two runs in 7/3 outstanding innings
Wu hit Yankis on the first two batsmen of the eighth until Jazz Chisholm and Ben Rice continuously allowed the singles.
After a sacrifice fly by Wales, Wu was picked up and Brash allowed two-rran homer to Stanton.
Wu began the game by allowing Jasan Dominguase and Grisham to take a walk. After the free pass, he hit the Aaron judge and inspired a double play grounder on Chisholm.
Wu ended with five strikes, two moved and thrown 103 pitches, including 74 four-seem fastball in the longest outing of his career.
Wu has completed at least six innings in all 18 of this season, which has moved forward for a second long line to Mark Langston to start the season.
The all-star was trying to throw the seventh No-Hitter of the right-hander Seattle. James Pasteton finalized in Toronto on 8 May 2018.
New York avoided being a ninth for the ninth time. When Houston’s Christian Xavier, Heter Neris and Ryan Preslie did not jointly jointly jointly hit the Yanki Stadium jointly jointly at the Yanki Stadium.
Coal Young and Miles Metrobuni hit RBI single with New York Starter Marcus Strowman, who gave two runs on six hits in five innings. Stroman had been making his third beginning since returning to two months missing with left knee swelling.
George Polesco hit a three -run homer in the seventh for Seattle.
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